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The Minority Faculty Development Award Program (MFDAP) was established
in 2002 by the Multicultural Affairs Office, the Executive Committee
on Research, and the MGH President’s Office. The MFDAP is designed
for MGH appointed faculty with five years or less post-training experience
and fellows to help them in their transition to junior faculty positions.
These awards include both a grant and loan forgiveness component, and
are separated into two categories depending on the academic career track
of the applicant.
- The Physician-Scientist Development Award
(PSDA)– designed for URM fellows or faculty pursuing
the physician-scientist track at Harvard Medical School. This award
provides transitional grant funding which will aid the applicant (fellow
or junior faculty) in becoming an independent investigator. See the
2008 PSDA Call
for Applications. Deadline: 4 p.m., March 7, 2008
- The Clinician-Teacher Development
Award (CTDA)– developed in 2004 to meet the demands of
the increasing number of residency and fellowship graduates pursuing
the Clinician-Teacher track. See the 2008
CTDA Call for Applications. Deadline: 4 p.m., March 7,
2008
Congratulations to the 2007 MFDA Recipients!
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Alexy Arauz, MD
Pediatrics - CTDA
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J. Carl Pallais
Endocrine - CTDA
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Jose Florez
Diabetes - PSDA
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Miguel Rivera
Pathology - PSDA |
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"...receiving
the Clinician Teacher Development Award not only helped fund my
important HIV/AIDs education project in South Africa, it also
assured me that MGH provides a supportive environment where my
career in academia can thrive."
Bisola
Ojikutu, MD
Director, South African HIV/AIDS Programs
Harvard Medical School, Division of AIDS
2006 CTDA Winner |
For more information, please contact:
Elena Olson, J.D.
Executive Director, Multicultural Affairs Office
Massachusetts General Hospital
55 Fruit Street, BUL 123
Boston, MA 02114
Phone (617) 724-3831
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